Determine whether each of the following intermolecular forces contributes to the enthalpy or entropy of a system:
Hydrogen bonds
Hydrophobic interactions
Van der waals forces
Dipole-dipole interactions
Hydrogen bond : contribute to entropy, due to hydrogen bond molecule come closer so entropy decreases
Hydrophobic interaction: Entropy, it cause increase in entropy as repulsive action is there
Vanderwaal force : it is very weak forces and contribute to enthalpy
Dipole - dipole are strong interaction which bring molecule closer so contribute to entropy significantly
Determine whether each of the following intermolecular forces contributes to the enthalpy or entropy of a...
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